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Tim Crosland, founder of campaign group Plan B Earth, has been fined £5,000 for revealing the Supreme Court ruling on Heathrow expansion early.
The Scottish Government is considering bringing in a traffic light system similar to the one confirmed for England.
Groups of up to six people or two households will be able to dine inside venues in the third road map phase.
Erewash, Bolton and Blackburn with Darwen are currently recording the highest rates.
Care home residents will be able to receive visits from up to five named loved ones from next Monday, the Government said.
The warning comes after a supporters’ group posted an invitation to fans to march to the city centre after Saturday’s game.
The First Minister has been back at her desk after the SNP won the Scottish Parliament election.
Theatres can open their doors from May 17, but with a capacity limit on large events.
Diabetes UK warned that obesity is fuelling type 2 diabetes, accounting for 80% to 85% of someone’s chances of developing the condition.
West Midlands Trains informed employees they would receive a payment due to their ‘hard work’ during the coronavirus pandemic.
Currently around half of consultations in general practice are being delivered face to face.
But figures show that nearly half of British students admitted to Oxford between 2018 and 2020 came from London and the South East of England.
The court heard activists used vehicles and bamboo lock-ons to block roads near Newsprinters’ Broxbourne site.
Ms James was found dead in Akholt Wood near her home in Snowdown, Kent, on April 27.
The Government will allow people in England to use their ‘personal judgment’ on close contact between friends and family from May 17.
Friends and relatives will be given the choice on whether to socially distance from one another under step three of the Government’s road map.
The decision came despite opposition from education union leaders and scientists who urged caution.
The latest move back to normality came as the UK’s Covid-19 alert level was downgraded by the chief medical officers.
The animal’s condition is said to be deteriorating.
Approximately 400 litres of chemical coagulant were discharged into the River Eden in Fife in October 2018, killing brown trout, sea trout and salmon.
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